Conor Benn could face up to four years of boxing ban

British boxer Conor Benn is being investigated by the UK Anti-Doping Organization. The fighter is the owner of the WBA Continental welterweight belt and the son of ex-world middleweight and super middleweight champion Nigel Benn.

Boxing News 24 reports that Conor could be banned from competing for up to four years. Earlier, a WADA-banned drug, clomiphene, was found in his blood.

According to the media, the likelihood of a four-year ban for Benn is extremely small, since this is only the first positive doping test in the athlete's career. Also because Conor is an extremely popular boxer and this ban will most likely kill his career.